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MCO P1020.34G W CH 1-5 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM ...

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<strong>MARINE</strong> <strong>CORPS</strong> <strong>UNIFORM</strong> REGULATIONS<br />

2. Officers will only wear mourning bands approved for sale through the<br />

Marine Corps Exchange System. Enlisted Marines will wear mourning bands<br />

issued as organizational clothing by their unit. Mourning bands are not<br />

available through the DoD Supply System and must be purchased via open<br />

purchase. The officer’s mourning band may be used for this purpose.<br />

3. Marines will wear mourning bands when serving as honorary pallbearers at<br />

military funerals in an official capacity, and at such times as prescribed by<br />

competent authority. Mourning bands may be worn for family mourning.<br />

4. When directed by competent authority, Marines will wear mourning bands<br />

while stationed in or officially visiting a foreign nation that is undergoing<br />

a period of national mourning.<br />

3019. NAMETAGS<br />

1. No valid general requirement for nametags exists; however, the standard<br />

black Marine Corps nametag may be prescribed at the option of local<br />

commanders at schools, conferences, and related activities. Marines assigned<br />

to non-Marine Corps commands or schools may wear nonstandard nametags,<br />

without prior CMC approval, if they are similar in size and shape to standard<br />

Marine Corps nametags and are required by the local commander.<br />

2. The standard Marine Corps nametag will be of flexible thermo-plastic<br />

translucent base material with black velvet mar-resistant, non-glare finished<br />

surface and a white core, as sold by approved sources. When prescribed by<br />

commanders, nametags and engraving services will be procured according to the<br />

current edition of <strong>MCO</strong> P4200.15, utilizing local command funds. The tag is<br />

5/8 inch wide by 3 inches long with clutch-type fastener. Engraved white<br />

block-type lettering will be 3/8 inch high by about 3/16 inch wide (unless it<br />

must be smaller to accommodate a lengthy name within standard length)<br />

indicating the Marine's last name only. Symbols, initials, nicknames, or<br />

organizational identification will not be placed on nametags. Wearing<br />

nametags that do not conform with these provisions, except as noted above, is<br />

prohibited.<br />

3. Nametags may only be worn on service and blue dress uniforms when worn as<br />

the uniform of the day. A nametag will not be worn on the female white<br />

shirt. Nametags will not be worn on leave or liberty, but may be worn at<br />

off-base events when prescribed by the local commander.<br />

4. The nametag will be centered 1/8 inch above the right breast pocket on<br />

uniforms with such pockets and in the same general position on uniforms that<br />

do not have pockets. On the female service coat with slanted pockets, a<br />

horizontal line tangent to the highest point of the pocket will be considered<br />

the top of the pocket.<br />

3020. NECKTABS/NECKTIES<br />

1. Necktabs (Females)<br />

3020<br />

a. The green service necktab will be worn when the long sleeve khaki<br />

shirt is worn with the service "A"/"B" uniforms and when the short sleeve<br />

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